This page lists 51 records whose province name matches Chon Buri in the dataset saved by this website. The listings come from TAT Data API snapshots. The date shown for each record is its snapshot date and may not reflect current conditions. Contact the provider or venue directly before travelling.
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Ko Si Chang is a small island that once served as a residence for three kings and as an anchorage for international cargo ships. It can be visited on a day trip or as an overnight stay. The Ko Si Chang community is on the eastern side of the island, where Deva Wongse Pier (Tha Lang Pier) is located.
There is not yet enough verified historical information about Toei Ngam Beach. Contributions with supporting references are welcome. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
Khao Sam Muk is a symbol on Chon Buri’s provincial seal. This hill lies between Ban Ang Sila and Bang Saen Beach, with the Chao Mae Khao Sam Muk Shrine at its base.
Bang Saen Beach is 14 kilometres from Chonburi city. Turn right from Sukhumvit Road at kilometre 104 and continue for 3 kilometres. It has long been a well-known and popular destination for Thai visitors.
Nong Mon Market is on Sukhumvit Road, about 1 kilometre from the turnoff to Bang Saen Beach. It brings together food and souvenirs from Chon Buri, including fresh and processed seafood products.
The Sanctuary of Truth is in the Laem Ratchawet area. This impressive wooden castle by the sea is decorated with sculptures and carved patterns that reflect a worldview shaped by wisdom.
The ship is at Chuk Samet Deep Sea Port. The King bestowed its name, which means “the great one of the Chakri Dynasty.” The ship was built in Spain.
Chong Samaesan is a fishing village at the end of Sattahip Cape. Several places to stay are available in the village, where visitors often come to relax and fish. Boats and fishing equipment are available to rent, according to the page.
The park is in Nong Pla Lai Subdistrict. From Sukhumvit Road around Na Kluea, follow the sign at the kilometre-140 junction near the pedestrian overpass in front of Wat Sawang Fa, then continue along Chaiyaphruek Road (Highway 3024).
The theatre complex comprises a perimeter wall, Mongkhon Bell Tower and Alangkan Restaurant. Its interior is decorated with modern art and invites visitors to enjoy Thai and international food. The site also includes a cultural plaza and souvenir shop.
Nong Nooch is a recreational destination covering 1,500 rai. Its grounds include a variety of flowering and ornamental gardens, a Thai arts and culture center, and elephant shows.
Wat Khao Phra Phutthabat Bang Sai is on the left side of Sukhumvit Road before reaching Chon Buri city.
Horseshoe Point is a horse-riding training centre and accommodation venue on Phonpraphanimit Road. It is reached by the same road as Siam Country Club.
A vineyard beside a reservoir next to Khao Chi Chan, covering more than 1,000 rai. Visitors often stop to buy a variety of grape products.
From Sukhumvit Road, travel about 5 kilometres along Phonpraphanimit Road, then turn right toward Mab Yalia and continue for 2 kilometres. Pattaya Elephant Village is an attraction that has drawn interest from international visitors.
Wong Phra Chan Beach lies north of Pattaya Bay. It is a quiet beach suited to swimming and relaxation.
The Alcazar Cabaret Show is performed by an all-male cast and features elaborate stage sets, lighting and sound. It is at 78/14 Pattaya Second Road.
Percula Farm was the first private farm in Thailand to breed clownfish commercially. Visitors can observe the fish’s behaviour and habits up close, with specialists and academics available to explain and answer questions.
Tiffany Show in Pattaya presents cabaret performances by an all-male cast, with elaborate sets, lighting, and sound. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
The nature education center covers approximately 300 rai in Village No. 3, Samet Subdistrict. It lies along the mangrove-side road: from Sukhumvit Road, turn right at Khiri Intersection, continue to the road beside the mangroves, then turn left.
Chan Ta Then Waterfall is in Khao Khiao–Khao Chomphu Wildlife Sanctuary, about 15 kilometers from Sukhumvit Road, along the route to Wat Khao Mai Daeng.
The page says there is not yet enough verified historical information about the 3D art museum and invites community members or caretakers to contribute details with supporting sources.
On the second floor of Royal Garden Plaza along Pattaya Beach Road, Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Pattaya brings together attractions such as the Odditorium, Haunted Adventure, Scream in the Dark!, Infinity Maze, Moving Theater 9DX, Louis Tussaud’s Waxworks, and The Lost Pyramid. Check the official venue for current visit details.
Pattaya Beach is a little over 3 kilometres long, with a shaded road alongside it. The northern section is relatively quiet, and visitors often go there to swim and relax.
Jomtien Beach lies to the south, about 4 kilometres from Pattaya city. The beach is 6 kilometres long, with a shaded road running along the shore.
The source page states that there is not yet enough verified historical information. It invites the community or site caretaker to add information with supporting references.
There is not yet enough verified historical information about Hat Nang Ram. Community members or the site caretaker can add details with supporting references.
Ko Kham Underwater Park is a small island near the coast under the care of the Royal Thai Navy. It is open to visitors every day throughout the year for day trips; overnight stays on the island are not allowed. The island has a long stretch of white sand and clear water suitable for swimming.
This page does not currently provide a historical or place description for Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Pattaya.
There is not yet enough verified historical information about Grand Canyon Chonburi. Community members or the site caretaker can add details with supporting references.
There is not yet enough verified historical information available about Dinosaur Valley.
Phra Tamnak Mountain Viewpoint is listed in Chon Buri. The available information does not include a verified historical account for the site.
There is not yet enough verified information about the history of Takhian Tia Tourism Community. Community members or site administrators may add information with supporting references.
Ban Sukhawadee is a seaside mansion belonging to Dr. Panya Chotetawan, owner of Sahafarms. The source says it is open to visitors every day.
At Khao Chi Chan, visitors can see the Buddha image in the Mara-Vijaya posture and take photographs there while visiting Chon Buri.
Ko Loi Si Racha is on Thetsaban Road, north of Sriracha Market. This small island is close to the coast and connected to the mainland by a concrete bridge.
Pattaya Park is at the southern end of Dong Tan Beach, north of Jomtien Beach. The site has a circular-current pool, tall water slides and various rides. The Pattaya Park tower is 55 storeys high.
Located in Ban Suan Subdistrict on the Chon Buri–Phanat Nikhom Road, the temple is about 1 kilometre from the town centre. It was built in B.E. 2484 (1941) and houses the Phra Phuttha Mongkhon Nimit Buddha image.
Wat Luang Phrommawat is in Ban Khlong Luang, Wat Luang Subdistrict, beside the Phanat Nikhom–Chachoengsao road (Route 315). The temple is on the right side of the route.
Jungle Bungy Jump is located near Jomtien Beach at kilometer 3, close to Jomtien Fishing Park. The source describes it as a destination for people who enjoy exciting activities and says it is open daily.
Ho Phra Phanatbodi stands in the middle of a pond opposite Phanat Nikhom Municipal Hall. It is an elegant standing Buddha image in the blessing-giving posture, described as dating from the Dvaravati period and being more than 1,000 years old.
Located on Jatjamnong Road in central Chon Buri, this is an old and important temple associated with the city. Its late Ayutthaya architecture includes an ordination hall with a curved base shaped like the underside of a traditional junk boat.
Three Kingdoms Park in Chon Buri blends Thai and Chinese architecture across 36 rai. It was initiated by the idea of Thai businessperson Kiart Sri Fuengfung. Check this place’s eligibility for a donation tax deduction through the Revenue Department’s e-Donation system.
The source describes this as a small museum at kilometre marker 145 on Sukhumvit Road, Highway 3.
The page lists an elephant swimming show at 11:00 and 14:30.
Wat Tai Ton Lan is in Rai Lak Thong subdistrict, along the Phanat Nikhom–Chachoengsao route. Built in 1905, the temple features local craftsmanship, including an old wooden sermon hall and a pair of swan pillars.
Ko Lan is 7 kilometres from the Pattaya coast. The passenger boat takes 45 minutes, while a speedboat takes 15 minutes. The island covers about 4 square kilometres and has several scenic beaches.
Located in Sattahip District, the temple backs onto the sea. It was built during the reign of King Rama V (Rama 5) by Luang Pho Ei, also known as Phra Khru Wora Wet Muni. He was knowledgeable in vipassana meditation and served as a refuge for local people in difficult times.
This beautifully built Chinese shrine stands along the coastal route from Ang Sila to Khao Sam Muk. Its four-storey building is designed in Chinese architectural style.
Phra Phutthasihing Shrine is on Wachir Prakan Road in Chon Buri town. It houses a replica of the Phra Phutthasihing Buddha image.
Laem Tan is in the Bang Saen Beach area, farther toward Khao Sam Muk. It is a small cape extending into the sea, with a seaside pavilion where visitors can rest.
The source describes the Sanctuary of Truth as a Thai-style structure with four gables, built from teak and intricately carved throughout. It says the structure is the only one in Thailand with carvings across its entire surface and stands by the sea in Pattaya. The source page notes that its information comes from a metadata snapshot and that current operating status has not been verified.